Malvern liquor sales rise while readers reflect on spending
The Malvern liquor store Theo Toral reports a September sales total of $2,455.75, a 54 percent month over month increase and the highest since the shop opened. The piece notes limited arrests, compares liquor spend to milk and eggs, and mentions cross-town customers from Sidney, Tabor, Randolph, and Glenwood amid economic contrasts between TermainsT areas and industrial zones.
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Haquor
Malvern
Theo Toral
Usta
Roosevelt
Sidney
Tabor
Randolph
Mills County
Glenwood
Red Oak
Nquor
Cooking school moving pictures boost home making in Mills county
The Leader editorial praises southwest Town newspapers for sponsoring a cooking school film project. It notes Mills county homemakers gained interest after a highly successful program. Demonstrator Misa Larson showcased modern equipment and practical appliances, highlighting trends in recipes, buying ideas, and efficient household use.
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Milla County
Misa Larson
Mills
Phone personal items to 108 Nn et 108
Personal items were directed to contact number 108 for assistance. The notice lists 108 as the contact point and repeats the 108 reference in a terse instruction. No additional details provided.
Society Corporal HWeezslyre Visits Ketly in Wabash Jungle
Corporal HWeezslyre briefly calls on friend of years, Mr William James Ketly, at temporary Wabash jungle residence. Ketly shares tor No S6987496 with three others, all en route south for supplies while Ketly explains minimal belongings and rugged life. He notes economic hardship in mountain states, a now calmer wartime mood, and borrows trousers as a souvenir from the visit.
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Wm. Jas. Ketly
Wabash Jungle
Nelly
Rocky Mountain
Mr. Kelly
Messrs
R. Hotfoot Smythe
Rudy N. Barth
Cinders McGivney
Kelly
Chas. A. Williams
Tabor
Hilladale
Hen Guyer
James Moore
Florence Gravett
Henderson
Hastings
M. A. Gable
Notice of Election in Nishna Botna Drainage District Five
Mills County Iowa will hold a special election in three districts One Two Three. Voters in Nish na Botna Drainage District Five must participate at the J. W. Kilpatrick Home location. Ballot and district details follow in the filing with the county board of supervisors.
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Nishna Botna
Nishna Botna Drainage District
Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Iowa
Niehna Botna
J. W. Kilpatrick
Election Notice for Trustees in Mills County Drainage District
On November 18, 1938, between 8:00 AM and 7:00 PM, landowners over 21 and any railroad or corporation benefited by the district may vote for trustees. Non residents or corporations may vote by代理 as allowed by law. Dated Sept 30, 1938, Mills County Iowa. Attest E A Schade County Auditor, Mills County Iowa, 14-2.
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E. A. Schade
History of the Week: Isolation and War Scare Reflections
Grendon Williams surveys how Americans, weary of the European crisis, weigh domestic affairs. Markets rally on signs of steady recovery. labor, politics, and campaigns intensify as November elections approach. Mussolini’s troop shifts, German moves in Czechoslovakia, and Chamberlain’s policy frame the week. Roosevelt-Joint labor appeal surfaces amid AFL CIO tensions. Yankees sweep Cubs as season's power shifts in baseball.
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South
Organized Labor
Crise
Itn
U. S
U.S
Traueratin
Chrysler
Plymouth
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
CIO
United Labor Movement
Houston
Daniel Tobin
Tobin
Lewis
Antonn
Eee
Final report filed in Mills County bank receivership
The District Court of Mills County Iowa recalls the final report by D W Bates Receiver of the Iowa State Savings Bank Malvern Iowa. It lists all receipts disbursements and the final disposition of remaining assets as ported to creditors depositors and stockholders.
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District Court OF
State OF Iowa
Mills County
Iowa State Savings Bank
Malvern
Iowa
D. W. Bates
Mills County hearing over receiver final dividend and dissolution
A court hearing is set for October 18, 1998, in Glenwood Iowa to consider the receiver’s report seeking final dividend payment, deposit of undelivered funds with the Clerk, and dissolution of the corporation. The Iowa bank and receiver urge approval to discharge liability if no cause is shown. The Mills County Board of Supervisors also meets to fix mileage and tax values for railroad and utility lines for 1938, listing numerous lines and districts.
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Town
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
Vern
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Miles Val
Plattville— District
Jct. Corp
Hay wagon overturn injures man in rural accident
In a hay haul Friday Thomas Aistrope Jr was thrown when a wagon overturned. He attempted to leap clear but struck the wheel rim and fractured both bones of his left leg. Dr Campbell treated the injuries and Aistrope faces several weeks of recovery.
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Thomas Aistrope Jr
Aistrope
Campbell
Tommie
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